Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Thursday 5th January 2023
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 05/01/23
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Abiodun urges police to unmask killers of Abeokuta couple, son
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Abiodun urges police to unmask killers of Abeokuta couple, son
Governor Dapo Abiodun of Ogun State has urged the police to go after the killers of a couple, Kehinde and Bukola Fatinloye, who were killed and their house set ablaze on January 1st, 2023 by yet-to-be-identified assassins. Abiodun in a statement by his Chief Press Secretary, Kunle Somorin, on Wednesday, declared that the killers who
Abiodun urges police to unmask killers of Abeokuta couple, son
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Afe Babalola expresses fears presidential election will be won by politician with deep pocket
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Afe Babalola expresses fears presidential election will be won by politician with deep pocket
FOUNDER of Afe Babalola University Ado-Ekiti (ABUAD), Aare Afe Babalola (SAN) has expressed worry that the February 25 presidential election would be hijacked and won by individual with deep pocket not person who has the required capacity to add values to the nation in all spheres. The elder statesman, who noted that the election might not produce
Afe Babalola expresses fears presidential election will be won by politician with deep pocket
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Olukotun, renowned political scientist, media scholar is dead
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Olukotun, renowned political scientist, media scholar is dead
A renowned political scientist and media scholar, Professor Ayo Olukotun is dead. Bukola Oyeniyi, a historian of African History, broke the news of Olukotun’s demise on his Facebook page, on Wednesday. His post, read in part: “This is not the way to start a new year, but we accept fate. “Professor Ayo Olukotun, the renowned
Olukotun, renowned political scientist, media scholar is dead
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18 burnt beyond recognition in Bauchi fatal accident
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18 burnt beyond recognition in Bauchi fatal accident
The nature of the road traffic crash (RTC) was multiple while the probable cause of the
18 burnt beyond recognition in Bauchi fatal accident
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Doctors and right to emergency medical treatment in Nigeria
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Doctors and right to emergency medical treatment in Nigeria
A person with a gunshot wound should be given adequate treatment without an initial monetary deposit
Doctors and right to emergency medical treatment in Nigeria
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Doctors share alarming stories of attack on duty in Nigerian hospitals
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Doctors share alarming stories of attack on duty in Nigerian hospitals
“The day I knew I didn’t have a future practicing medicine in Nigeria was the day I was almost beaten by a patient relative in…
Doctors share alarming stories of attack on duty in Nigerian hospitals
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Religious leaders should condemn violent offenders — CSOs
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Religious leaders should condemn violent offenders — CSOs
Human rights organisations including Global Peace Foundation Nigeria, ADF International, and Vision Africa urged on Wednesday that religious leaders should speak out strongly against individuals who would incite violence based on religion, ethnicity, or other considerations. They claimed that doing so was now required to prevent the country from slipping into a period of historic
Religious leaders should condemn violent offenders — CSOs
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Doctors set to shut hospitals over colleague’s murder
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Doctors set to shut hospitals over colleague’s murder
In retaliation for the murder of one of its members, Dr. Uyi Iluobe, at the hands of shooters who assaulted his hospital, Olive Clinic, at Oghareki in the Ethiope West Local Government Area on New Year’s Eve, the Nigerian Medical Association, South-South Zone, has vowed to close all hospitals in Delta State. In a statement
Doctors set to shut hospitals over colleague’s murder
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Presidential candidate: Local peculiarities to affect G5 govs’ choices
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Presidential candidate: Local peculiarities to affect G5 govs’ choices
THE G5 governors of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) have abandoned their attempt to line up behind a single presidential candidate in the February presidential election. Governors Nyesom Wike (Rivers), Sam Ortom (Benue), Okezie Ikpeazu (Abia) and Ifea- nyi Ugwuanyi (Enugu) arrived in Ibadan, the Oyo State capital on Wednesday, for the flag-off of the re-election
Presidential candidate: Local peculiarities to affect G5 govs’ choices
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New Finance Bill: NASS approves three years imprisonment, N10m fine for corrupt public officers
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New Finance Bill: NASS approves three years imprisonment, N10m fine for corrupt public officers
THE Federal Government’s anti-corruption policy gained a boost as the Senate and House of Representatives approved three years imprisonment and N10 million fine for “any public officer who in the discharge of his official duties awards or signs any contract without budget provision, administrative approvals and procurement plan.” The amended subsection 4 entitled: ‘Bribery for
New Finance Bill: NASS approves three years imprisonment, N10m fine for corrupt public officers
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